I.C
10-5-09
Big idea-Negative numbers help us to model many real world situations
Essential question- How do we multiply and divide integers

A On paper make a table of x and y values for the equation y=3x+2.

x
y1
9
29
10
32
11

35
12
38
13
41
14
44
15
47

B On grid paper, sketch a graph of y=3x+2.

C Enter the equation y=3x+2 into your graphing calculator, and press graph. Make a sketch of the graph you see. How does this graph compare to the graph you drew by hand?



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The graph i drew by hand was almost the almost the same but a little wider than the actual graph on the graphing calculator.

D 1 Make a sketch of the graph you see.


2 How does this graph compare to the graph you saw in part b?

Ans- This graph looks like the part of the graph I drew in part b. It is part of the first quadrant.
3 How does this graph compare with the graph you made with your calculator in part c?
Ans- It is part of the same graph I drew in part c.
4 Explain what you think each entry on the window setting 1 screen means.
It is the thing that gives the coordinates to the calculator for the line to be drawn on the calculator.
E On paper, make a table of the x and y values for the equation y=2x.

x
y1
-9
-18
-8
-16
-7
-14
-6
-12
-5
-10
-4
-8
-3
-6


F On grid paper, sketch a graph of y=2x.

G Enter the equation y=2x into your calculator and press graph. Make a sketch of the graph you see.

H 1 Make a sketch of the graph you see.

2 How does the graph compare with the graph you drew in part F?

The line on the graph is abit more tilted than the one i drew by hand
3 How does compare this graph compare with the graph you made with your calculator in part G?
Its abit like the graph in part f. Its abit more tilted.
4 Explain what you think each entry on the window settings 2 screen means.
I think it is the thing that give the calculator the coordinates to draw the lines on the graph.












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